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THE DA»IY BANNW

MON^ NOV. 4. 1857. Pa** 2 (rKKKNCAhTPE, IND.

Tigers Wallop H. Y. Grid Team

Getting up Nights

V wciried by ' Bladder Weakness" (Get-

ting Cp Wights

or Bed Wetting, too fre-

que-.t, burning or Itching urination) or Strong Smelling. Cloudy Crlne, due to common Kldaey and Bladder Irritations, try CYST EX lor quick help. JO years usa prore safety for young and old. Ask druggist for CYSTEX under money-back guarantee. See bo* fast you improve.

THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Clements, 901 S. Locust St., entertained Saturday evening a group of friends and relatives. Deli-

Entered in the posloffice of eious refreshm

With quarterback Morrie G< night enjoying the greatesl {iflemon of his college career, DePauw took its fourth straight decision Saturday by dumping Rochester, 39-18, on the New York team's hone gridiron. Goodnight had a hand in five of the Bengals' six touchdowns, showed phenomenal accuracy it. connecting on nine of ten passes and threw for <a total of 304 yar !.> and three scores. Scheduled to meet Butler in Ir.ii ana polls next Saturday in a bat tl* for the Indiana Collegiate Conferooc^s second spot, DoPa), w uM the *ion-league win over Rochestyg lO* boost its sea.son’s record to the 5-1 level. Co ch Bob Hicks’ locals pushed across a pair of touchdowns .. tac-h of the first two periods lor t 26-0 lead at halftime, then coasted home with single tallies in the third and fourth quarters. After hooking up with halfback Dick Hackenberg on a 54yard screen pass early in the initial period, Goodnight scored from the two on a quarterback

:neak.

The screeen pass also set up DePauw's second TD six minutes later, when halfback Ernie Modlewski plunged the last two y. nls after Goodnight's toss and fullback Keith Evans’ run had covered 49 yards. Early in the second stanza DePauw end Pat Ewing recovered a Rochester fumble on the Ycllovvjackets' 28, and three plays later Goodnight hit Hackenberg with a 22-yard sco, ,rg pass. Phil Livcngood converted. Most spectacular play of the game came with 3:25 remaining in the first half when Dene Knight caught Goodnight's 2Cvaid pass on the Tiger 35 and rambled the remaining 65 yards to paydirt. Again converting after the 85v id effort was Livengood, aftcl DePauw held a four-touchdown * dge at the intermission. Rochester had gained only 38 yards rushing and 21 yards passing during the first half. 1 he Yellow jackets’ first TD v ... tallied by fullback George Campbell with 5:25 remaining in t. third period after DePauw 1 d the ball on its own two in a weird play. With the Bcngals ready to j'ltiiL from the 12, a bad pass Horn center sailed over Goodn ,slit's head. The senior quarter- ‘ •• k grabbed the ball in the end ie and picked up first-down yh dage on a pass to Jack John- • a, but illegal receiver's downb id cost DePauw 10 penalty ya.d, and the ball. Hicks' crew took the ensuing ki k-off, marching 65 yards rn plays, and netted its fifth !1> on a 36-yard pass-and-run ft a luring Goodnight and Hack-; enber g. dhtw minutes later, with 25 toads gone in the fourth quarter, DePauw’s Tom Dougherty! ■ocked a Rochester punt, and iback George Mestousis’ four- j >'• ' ll phmge climaxed a 30-yard i i>'i. Lot Dillman added the

PAT.

Koehe tor got its second touchun .in a seven-yard pass from ’ '.J ne Nicandri to George Hole, ni i Nicandri plungetl over- from b :\\i) with 30 seconds renralnm,; for tire host team’s final !

tally.

Bees Defeated By Waveland

GreencastP, Indiana as second lass mail matter under &'*♦ ~1 vfarch 7, 1878. Subscription rice 25 cents per week, $5.00 ►er year by mail In Putnam Tounty, Sfi.OO to $10.40 per year •utside Putnam County.

nts were served in keeping with

See Rocky Road For Khrushckev

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Russellville’s Bees dropped their opening game of the season to Waveland, 65 to 34. Saturday

night.

The winners led at all stages. 15-7. 31-15,51-21 and 65-34. Ramsey and Spencer each contributed 16 points to the losing

Russellville cause.

Waveland (65) FG

Linton 9

Myers 2 Howell 0 Graham 2

Milligan 1 Williams 7

Grimes 5

Miller 1 Darvis 0

Russellville (34) FG

Ramsey — 1

Spencer 5

Boiler 0 Lyons 1 Oliver 0 Simpson 0 Goff 1 K. Spencer 1

Gardner 0 Perry - 0 B game: Waveland 43. Russell-

ville 18.

Officials: Dible and Jessup.

TODAY’S BIBLE THOrGHT Whatsoever a man sows that ie will also reap. Galatians 6:7. Every jail and penitentiary is full of men wmo did not believe .his. The law may overlook wrong doers but conscience never dies and never forgets.

! by the hostess

Halloween.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cox visrit- | ed their son. Larry, a freshman at Lincoln College. Lincoln. 111., j over the week end. Joe Y. Todd accompanied the Coxs and was i the guest of his daughter, Joann, also a freshman at Lincoln College. They enjoyed the ParentsWeek End activities at the col-

lege.

Greencastle Jaycees, Alen Stanley participated in a mock legislative session on state taxes in the state house Saturday

being sponsored each Friday their dates to the studios, located night from 9 to 12 midnight by on the second floor of the Student Radio Station WGRE at its stu- Union Building. Music will be dios. furnished via records and will Teenagers are invited to bring | feature the top tunes of the day

as played in the ‘ Friday Nigh* Dance Party" from 8 to 12. The number of dancers each week will be limited to 15 couples.

FIRST THOUGHTS I^t’s get down to business, unless you have another good story. FIRST-CITIZENS BANK

Clovers Nose Out Cardinals, 58-57

Personal And Local News Briefs

aftemoon. The sales tax vs. withholding tax debate w r as part of the Governmental Affairs School sponsored by the Indiana Junior Chamber of Commerce in Indianapolis, Saturday and Sunday, November 2 and 3.

LONDON (UP) — Nikita S. Khrushchev is headed toward the infamous peak of absolute dictatorship but his trail will be a r-ocky one. western experts on So- ‘ viet affairs said today. They sa-id the timing of the Soviet Communist Party chief’s purge of Marshal Georgi Zhukov I indicated Khrushchev himself was facing imminent danger of

being overthrown.

Otherwise, they said, Khrushchev would not have timed it to throw a damper on recent Soviet scientific achievements and the forthcoming celebration Thursday of the 40th anniversary of the Bolshevik revolution.

Attention

Cattle Fet'iler*

The Campfire girls of Putnamville will meet this evening at 7 o’clock at the school building.

Putnamville PTA Holds Meeting

The PTA was hostess to a pitch-in supper given in the school cafeteria which was decorated in keeping of the season. A delicious supper was enjoyed by all that attended. Mrs. Alice Richardson supplied the entertainment by having the j fifth and sixth grade sing. Jackie

, _ . . I Schafer played two numbers on daughter was born Saturday ^ and pl

at the Putnam County Hospital

to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Monnett of Greencastle.

The Century Club meeting that was to be held this Friday has been postponed until Friday November 15th.

Cloverdale had to come from behind in the final quarter Saturday night to nose out the Cardinals, 58 to 57, in the Fillmore gym. Trailing by seven points at the ml o' the third period with the score 47 to 40 in Fillmoie’s favor, the South Putnam Clovers rang up 18 points while holding the Cards to 10 to turn the trick and win their second straight game of the new season. Sharp’s 17 points were high for Cloverdale. Steele hit for 12 and Broadstreet and Sheese each got 10. Huller paced the Cardinals with 19 with Irwin and Storng each accounting for 14. The B team game was also very close with Fillmore winning by one point, 25 to 24. Cloverdale (58

Hayes 3 Broadstreet 2 Sheese 5 Price 0

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas have moved to south Jackson street from Route 4, Greencastle for the winter months.

Mr. and Mrs. Willis Ader. Greencastle, are the parents of a son born Saturday at the Putnam County Hospital.

ed a number on the piano. Everyone enjoyed the cake walk in which there were many beautiful cakes to be had. A short business meeting was called to gather after supper by the PTA president, Mrs. Hansel It was decided to put a new fence around the school ground and buy a stove, and tripple sink for

the kitchen.

Mi®. Mary Haltom and Martha Hughes were appointed chairmen for our Thanksgiving turkey supper. We hope everyone will plan

! to attend.

Mr. and Mrs. Grover Young, of Brazil, are the parents of a daughter born Sunday at the Putnam County Hospital.

Steele . Duncan Sharp ..

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Dr. Margaret French, Professor of English at Illinois Uni- i versity was a weekend guest oi Dr. and Mrs. Boyd B. Knuppel. Greencastle Womens Club will , meet Wednesday at 2:0.0 p. m. ^ with Mrs. Robert Gould. Mrs. , Joe McCord will have the pro-

gram.

The Young Mothers’ Study club will meet Wednesday even- | ing at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Velma Reeves. There will be a ; bazaar.

Mrs. Bruce Lane Hotstess To Club The Mildred Ahlgren Literary club of Bainbridge, met in Oct with Mrs. Bruce Lane, who gr.vt the salute to the flag and the Club creed. Mrs. Wm. Pickring was gracioiisly received as a new member. Mrs. Don South reviewed the book by J. C. Furnas, who tore Uncle Tom’s icio yesterday from its pedestal as one of the old favorites of long ago. She had given it muci

thought as .was shown in heryeviewv The^club adjourned to mee ;

with ''the president, Mrs. English in December.

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Fillmore (57) Buchanan It win Bryan Mundy Strong Huller S 25

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The Country Reading Club will meet with Mrs. Jonathan Houck or. Wednesday, Nov. 6th, at 2:00 p. m. Mrs. Lloyd Houck will have j

the program.

Brick Chapel Home Demonitration club will meet Nov. 6th ..'ith Mrs. Don South at 1:30. .Irs. Cassady will give the lesjon on Seif Improvement. Benny Hall has returned to

.is home from the

.ospital where he has been a patient since he was injured in ; an auto accident a few weeks j

ago.

Delta Theta Tau Alumnae will meet Tuesday evening at 7:45 at the home of Mrs. L. C. Conrad. Mrs. Sam Hanna and Mrs. W. O. Timmons will be assisting

Over The Teacups To Meet Tuesday

Over The T- acups will me? Tuesday at 2:00 p. m. at Old Trail Inn. Hostesses will be Mis Pearl O’Hair, Mrs. Edward McCall, Mrs. C. M. Sehauwccke and Mrs. Edward Wood.

Delta Theta Tau j .Alerts Tuesday

Delta Theta Tau will moe Tuesday at 8:00 p. m. with Mrs

Methodi. t YVillard Singleton. Mrs. Marshal

Bless will be assisting hostess

There will be pledging.

TRAFFIC TOLL LIGHT

TO CONFER WITH IKE WASHINGTON UP — The ^hite House today announced ‘‘ lit President Eisenhower will imiLi here Tuesday morning v...h Gov. Goodwin J. Knight of C ifornia in a meeting that may ;i sidestep a damaging Republican political fight in California next vear.

ROOF IS DAMAGED

City- firemen were called to .he home of Mrs. Lottie Cox, ine-half mile west of Limedale, -hortly before noon to extmgish a small roof fire. Firemen

i eported about $50 damage as re- hostesses. suit of the blaze which was pui Mr. and Mrs. Jay Anson and out with the water from tin family left Saturday for Fort truck’s booster tank. Lauderdale, Fla., to make their

future home. Mr. Anson has ac-

PFTNAM COFRT NEWS '’epted a teaching position in Gladys Lorene Morlan vs. Ray- j Fort Lauderdale, mond Morlan, suit for divorce. Philip J. Nelson, 19. left SatFrank Stoessel is attorney tor urday evening for San Diego.

California where he undergoes

six month® training

Tri Kappa To Meet Tuesday

The Active chapter of Tri Kappa will entertain the Associate chapter Tuesday evening at 7:30 p. m. at the Union Building Members are reminded to bring gifts for Mental Health.

the plaintiff.

and the

C ARD OF THANKS I wish to thank each

fveryone for their help at time of my fire Friday. Youi help was greatly appreciated.

Mrs. Irene Cr awley. pd.

in the U. S.

M. C. Reserves. He entered the Reserves in late July. DePauw’s freshman football team will meet Indiana State in the locals’ only home game of the season here Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. in Blackstock Stadium. Handling the first-year Ben-

Castle Topper’s Club Meets Thursday Castle Toppers Home Demon stration club will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. with Mrs. Isabelle Foxx. 606 E. Walnut St The lesson of ' Personality Development” will be given by Mildred Cassady. Roll call will be a Notions exchange.

Your Remembrance Will Never Be Forgotten Thanks Million

gals, who tied Ball State, 6-6, in

CHILDREN HAD PARTY The children of the Putnamville school enjoyed a mask parade party Hallowe’en aftemoon. The judges had a very difficult

W. A. Lawrence Children and Grandchildren

Muncie earlier this season, is Coach Mike Snavely. The Farm Bureau membership plans are near completion. Farmers are now a minority, join Farm Bureau and let it work for you. The kick-off meeting will be a chili supper for captains solicitors and their wives on the evening of Nov. 20th at the Presbyterian church in Greencastle. Mis. Osa Mosicrof, 10 N. Locust St., was the winner of the electric mixer and bowl set given away Friday night at the Fall Festival Sale being conducted by Rus-sells Furniture Store. Mrs. C E Wiley, 407 W. Walnut St., was the winner of the allwool rug given away on Saturday. "Open House" is being held tonight, and awards are being made every day during Hie Mle.

time choosing prize winners. Af-

ter much thought the winners were Freddie Hansel, Mary Ann Luzar. Johnny Cradick. Pat Samsel. Vicki Williams. Joyce Brown Sandra Walker and Vanessa

Boesen.

After the parade the children were served refreshments by their teachers.

ANNIVERSARIES

Bi rthuays Cynthia Sue Smith, 5 pears old Nov.l. Mrs. Cannie Buis. 86 years todaj*.

Rector Funeral Home

AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE $41

At least three persons were killed in Indiana traffic during the weekend, a far cry from the tolls of recent weekends. This was far below the 16 and 14 totals compiled in the pa®t two weekends. An elderly women was killed Friday night. No more traffic deaths were reported until a twofatality crash Sunday afternoon

FIND GIRL’S SKELTON ABERIDEEN, S. D. (UP) — State and local authorities today joined in the investigation of the death of a pregnant farm girl whose skelton was found near here. Elaine Minch, 20, Orlway, who had been missing more than a year, probably was “murdered” by strangulation, officials said. The body was found Saturday by a pheasant hunter. The girl’s clothing was pulled over her head and the body was lying near a woodlined creek.

STATION WGRE Free sock-hops for the teenagers of the Greencastle area are

m •Have You Seen the latest cattle Outlook for the season ahead?

^Vgga^i iisiSC^ : I

■Can these high price feeders make any money?

3-What research says is the best way to use silage?

How abort cattle feed?

Antibiotics in

4-Dces ground ear corn need a different supplement than silage? 6-Just what does it cost to make beef in the feed lot today?

These and other interesting questions will be discussed at the Putnam Gcunty Cattle Feeders meeting, Student Union Building « DePauw Univer-

sity. Greencastle, Ind.

Thursday, Novem ber

Dinner at 6:30 P. M.

7th

Sponsored by -- Purina Dealers in Putnam County

Funeral Home

ttt E.Vtejhinflton St. Phena«C

Ambulant* 8*rvic«

See Your Purina Dealer for your Free Steak Dinner Ticket

Langdon Bros.

Kircher Hatchery R ft S Farm S:?pn!y

Cloverdale

Greencastle

Fillmore

Russellville Elevator

Russellville

Bainbridge Feed and Farn Supply Bainbridge

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A GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY TRIGGERS THE BOLDEST ADVANCE IN 50 YEARS!

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EVER-LEVEL AIR RIDE*

NEW DIRECTION STYLING

CIRCLES-OF-STEEL SAFETY BODY

QUADRA-POISE SUSPENSION

AERO-FRAME CHASSIS

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PLUS

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NEW PONTIACrifNOV. 9

\ SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER

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